A community benefit for Kathy Greenwood and Marty LoBello will bring food trucks, live music, games and raffles to Weedsport Junior-Senior High School on Saturday, Oct. 24.
The Weedsport Lions Club is sponsoring the event from noon to 4 p.m. Admission is free.
Food, music and family activities
Mooney's Wood Fired Pizza Truck and Potter's Farm to Fork Food Truck will be on hand. The Lions Club will offer fried dough, and popcorn will also be available. Too Old 2 Rap will provide live music.
A touch-a-truck display will include an Adam 12 car, tow trucks, excavating equipment and snowmobile equipment. Children's activities include the Drippy Ducks duck pond, face painting, a bounce house and other inflatables.
The schedule also includes a pumpkin-decorating competition and a cornhole tournament. Half-court and free-throw contests will have middle school, high school and community divisions, with certificates awarded.
A skillet toss will have middle school, high school and community divisions, along with male and female divisions.
The high school cafeteria and its entrance will be open for eating and seating during the benefit. Adjacent bathrooms will also be available, and those facilities are accessible to people with disabilities.
Raffles and ways to contribute
Raffle prizes include Buffalo Bills game tickets and Syracuse-Notre Dame game tickets. The lineup also includes hair-related, food, restaurant and furniture prizes, baskets suited to families, children and adults, and a MacKenzie-Childs green-and-white pumpkin raffle.
Tickets for games, raffles and the 50/50 are $1 each, 12 for $10 or 25 for $20. Venmo, cash and checks will be accepted.
A Hurdy's can and bottle drive will also support the benefit, with a collection trailer at the back of the high school parking lot near the maintenance entrance.
Checks should be made payable to the Weedsport Lions Club with “Greenwood/LoBello Benefit” in the memo line. They can be mailed to the Weedsport Lions Club, 2586 Hamilton St., Weedsport, NY 13166.







